Florida is undoubtedly one of the most popular places in the USA for the electronic music scene, which certainly suits Orlando-born Marze down to the ground. He has a distinct and innate take on the deep house sub-genre and is one of the most recent artists to burst onto the scene from the white sands of the coastal state.
Marze has taken full advantage of his opportunities and has maximised his growth, fusing the tropical music that is popular in south Florida with the world of future house to give his music a pop sub-sound and an unheard-of vitality. It’s impossible to resist getting up and dancing the night away to a Marze track once he starts taking you on his musically atmospheric experiences.
Even though Marze is still young, he has huge ideas for the future that he hopes you will see come to fruition in the near future. He is as eager as he is determined to launch a new era of dance music and to share the first of many beats, samples, loops and musical ideas that he has created over the last couple of years.
“Fallen Angel” is his latest release, and Marze has expressed how fortunate he feels to collaborate with Anna-Sophia Henry on such a stunning musical journey. The song will grab your attention immediately, crashing in with a thunderous beat that is complimented perfectly with the beautiful, driving vocals of Anna-Sophia.
The two sought to create something that everyone could connect to in each difficult scenario they encounter, and to remind people that there are always better times to come after a troubling period.
Listen to Marze – Fallen Angel via our link below
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